Die Grundlage der Modernen Wertlehre

In this influential work, mathematician and economist Daniel Bernoulli develops the theory of expected utility, a cornerstone of modern economics. Bernoulli's insights into decision-making and risk management have applications far beyond the realm of economics, making this a must-read for anyone interested in human behavior and decision science.
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